Are lotions safe for kids? Research uncovers hidden hormone disruptors in baby skincare

A recent study revealed that children using personal care products like lotions and sunscreens had elevated levels of hormone-disrupting phthalates. These chemicals, commonly found in plastics, can interfere with hormone production and potentially lead to various health issues, especially during crucial developmental stages. A recent study revealed that children using personal care products like lotions and sunscreens had elevated levels of hormone-disrupting phthalates. These chemicals, commonly found in plastics, can interfere with hormone production and potentially lead to various health issues, especially during crucial developmental stages.  Health and Fitness, Health Tips, Exercises & Workout Tips, Diet & Wellness | Times of India Lifestyle